Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

nlnY ot saturday, August O.n, 1891.
Ice Cream, Candies, all kinds of Tenn
perance Drinks, and u good Supper will
be furnished at reasonable prices.
Good music will heighten the pleasure
of the occasion. All are inyitcd TO be
present. See posters.
"A prominent Democrat of Spring
Mills rCqests us 10y letter to announce
John Grove, of Gregg township, as n
candidate for Associate Judge, giving
as his reason that'the democrats ought
TO have an a No. | man on their ticket
for that office" and the writer OF the
letter thinks Mr.. Grove wonld Gil the
bill exactly. The announcement will
be found in its regular place.
Quite number of our local demo.
Gratis are willing and anxious % attend
the approaching County convention at
Belle fenle, il they can get accommoda-
tions to return on the same evening.
We hope Chairman McClain may be a.
ble Ia arrange with the railroad com
pany for an exclusion train, and thas
give the democracy of this end OF the
county II chance To take in the con, en-
ton.
FARMING MACHINERY For SALE
The undersigned offers The following
machines for sale: One eight horse
power Separator, motive power on four
wheels, One eight-horse power Steam
Vibrator, engine and all complete, One
eight-horse power Steam Vibrator, en-
tirely new. Having secured these ma
chimes at n bargain can and will dis
pose of them ut very low figures. Ad-
dress or apply TO +. Z. V0NADA,
25-lf Madisonburg, Pa
Two new announcements OF candi-
dates for Associate Judge appear in
this issue. Henry Beck, Esq, of Mad
isonburg, is the one, ex.sheriff W. J..
Musser, of this pace the other,
Both have grown gray in the service OF
their party, and are So well known To
the voters of the county. that any COM
mentS from us are superiuous and the
matter will have To be left TO the Judge
ment of the people.
There will be a bush meeting in the
grove of William Wolf. about three
miles east of Aaronsburg. near st.
Pau's, beginning August 4th, 1857. 1t
is the same ground which was occupied
last year. No huckstering of any kind
will be allowed within the limits pre-.
scrihed by law.
The quarterly meeting of the Ev. AS
sociation will take place immed lately
after preaching on Saturday afternoon.
One of the first sensations ON last
Thursday morning was very eleva.
ting I'D mouth battle on Main street be-
tween two of our citizens, whose names
we withhold for their own sakes. Their
quotations were not exactly from the
Bible nor even from Shakespeare or
from ByIoo, but they were heavy
enough TO jingle in the ears of the more
refined people and they furnished as
stounding instruction for young Amer
lea.
Miss McElroy, an accomplished
young lady from Centre Hall, who has
been engaged by the Millheim school,
board to teach the primary department
next winter arrived in town OF Monday
morning to take charge of Prof. f. a.
Foreman'S summer school. She has a
right fair class and will teach ten
weeks. BIall appearances she has already
won the love and respect of her pupils,
a thing most essential to success in the
school room.
Mrs. Rosie Luse. of this place, has
at her residence on Main street night
blooming cereus. genus of the cactus
plants that is very rare. This plant
produces large and beautiful flower
about the size of u common sanoer,
which opens at III o'clock in the even
lug and remains open until IL O'Clock.
She, of course, prizes the plant very
highly and many of our town ladies Wis.
it hel in the evening to see the strange
and interesting sight.
-OnFrlday last DavidMilier of Penn
St., received dispatch from Freeport,
H., stating that his son, Wesley, in the
employ of the railroad company there,
received injuries while at work in the
roundhouse which caused his death.
We could not learn the exact details of
the accident. but his injuries were evil
IDENTIFY of an internal nature, as he was
but slightly cut about his body. 1t
is supposed that he was crushed while
coupling az engine and car.
Week before last Mr.. Il Mrs. A. ].
Harter were over to Stoner's hill. west
of Penn street, to look for rich ground
which they wished to use on flower
beds. They came in contact with some
poisonous plants and the next day both
began to suffer from the effects Of the
poison which covered part of their
bodies. The afflicted parts were badly
swollen and Mr.. Harter especially had
to endure excrutiating pain for several
days. Both are about cured now.
Chronic looseness Of the towels re.
suits from imperfect digestion. The
cause lies in the torpidity OF the liver.
A regular habit of body can be secured
by taking Simmons Liver Regulator TO
aid digestion, to stimulate the dull and
sluggish liver, and rid the system OF ex-
cessive and poisonous bile. The Reg
ulator corrects acidity of the stomach.
cures dyspepsia and insures regularity
of the bowels alike free from laxitY or
costiveness.
HEALTH OFFICERS OF NEW YORK.
Members of the Board Of Health, of
New York and Brooklyn and other
prominent physicians who have visited
Speer's vineyards. use Speer's N. j.
wine for their patients and in their own
families, much on account of the iron
blood making property contained in
/: from The soil on which Speer's vine.
yards are situated. - Tribune. Mr..
Speer furnishes this wine end his Un-
fermented Grape Juice to Druggists.
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